September 25, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Understanding caesarean section rate in a tertiary centre using the Robson classification system; a one-year retrospective study in Ghana

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The overall caesarean section rate was 44.51%, indicating a significant public health concern.
Group 5, comprised of previous CS cases, was the largest contributor to the overall CS rate, accounting for 29.47%.
Data was gathered from 6814 deliveries using the Robson classification system for analysis.
Missing information in patient records impacted findings, particularly regarding gestational age, affecting 89.13% of incomplete data.

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Retrospective study identifies major drivers of CS rates in Ghana's tertiary centre, suggesting targeted interventions.

Adam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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